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d. M /S: Stangel /Greenalch to appoint Councilman Murray as Redwood City member and Mayor La Berge as alternate to the City /County Association of Governments Carried by unanimous roll call vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 90 -191 17e. Councilman Greenalch responded to the letter from the residents of the 400 block of Clinton Street requesting increased police patrols to control unacceptable activity of some students in the area advising the matter had been referred to the Redwood City Police Department. City Manager Smith stated the Council would be updated. MEMO 12/11/90 17f. Councilman Murray congratulated Parks and Recreation Director Peter Griffiths for the very informative newsletter on Union Cemetery. 17g. Mayor La Berge described the Council of Cities subcommittee studying County booking fees and the North County jail facility. Councilman Stangel will represent Redwood City and update the Council. 17h. Mayor La Berge expressed her appreciation for the opportunity to attend the National League of Cities annual meeting in Houston, December 1 -4 which focused on ethnic diversity, growth management and community activism, themes that are very important to Redwood City. STAFF REPORTS 18. The Door Christian Center - Issuance of a Use Permit. Public hearing held on November 19, 1990 to hear two appeals. Public hearing was closed and item continued to December 10, 1990. (203 -10) Report: Planning Director, November 19, 1990 Planninq Director Patterson presented the staff report and advised Council traffic studies were unavailable as Arguello Street was barricaded due to street work, and the parent company, after being contacted twice, had not responded to questions regarding their tax status. M /S: Murray /Bury to uphold the appeal of the Zoning Administrator's decision to issue a Use Permit filed by Julie L. Leeson of Franciscan Property Management representing the Parc Maison Townhome Owners Association, appellants, based on the following findings: 1) The Door Christian Center has failed to verify the quasi - public nature or status of the use; 2) the use of the property, as proposed, would cause a parking and traffic congestion problem in the area; and 3) the use in so far as it would inherently add to noise and increase sound level in the area would be inconsistent with the residential use in the vicinity of the property. f1I "JUTE BOOK N0. 50 Reg. Mtg. Minutes Page No. 143 December 10, 1990 Page 10